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Notes on an undeniable heritage.

"The war, with all its tragic consequences, came despite basic agreement about race."

Happy Chilean Independence Day.

It isn't pretty.

Madison Grant's America.

A scientific inquiry.

A review of Richard Lynn's Dysgenics.

A guard tells all.

The arguments are still true today.

And what it means for America.

On the GOP and the white vote.

The late Sam Francis explains.

Happy Bastille Day!

A valuable corrective.

An introduction.

A scientist's view.

Happy Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day!

A speech from the 1996 American Renaissance conference.

Happy 110th birthday to a great British statesman.

A modest proposal.

Asians join the racial spoils system.

Violent lefties who are allergic to ideas.

A report on the 2004 American Renaissance conference.

Happy Brown vs. Board anniversary.

Record turnout for 2002 American Renaissance conference.

What the monument's removal means for us.

The Chinese Exclusion Act was signed into law 140 years ago today.

Happy Cinco de mayo.

It's time.

Samuel T. Francis was born 75 years ago today. We still miss him.

A look back at the National Front's 2002 great leap forward.

French citizenship laws are almost as crazy as ours.

Driving the lefties crazy.

A look at Jean-Marie Le Pen and the National Front.

Happy birthday to the late economist.

Whose country?

An overview.

It's not what you've been told.

What do Americans really want?

The French iconoclast on his — and France's — changing politics.

The truth about white racial consciousness in American history.

A racial look at the Olympics.

Happy Birthday to one of the greatest scientific minds in human history.

The SPLC view of the world.

A frank discussion with a mainstream immigration reformer.

A conflicted white man if there ever was one.

Some recommended readings.

A report from the field.

No strengths found.

"I feel your pain."

Happy Day of the Vow.

. . . and their correlation with demographics.

‘Civil rights’ in the 21st century.

A look at historical accounts.

A review of A Race Against Time.

Even among birds.

A look at the facts.

Happy Veteran's Day.

How far is the other side willing to go?

Ridicule: the ultimate weapon.

Was Taylor a little over-optimistic?

Talk of exterminating whites is a laughing matter.

The French can write more honestly about race in America than they can about race in France.

Happy eightieth birthday to the former Mississippi Senator.

Not an ideal campus.

A law student, suspended for political activism, takes on his school.

Even on a New York City schoolboard, it is possible to fight back.

Law school admissions as a case study in racial preferences.

Hint: The answer has to do with intelligence.

"On September 11, 2001, multiculturalism came to America in a firestorm of glass and steel."

Welfare encourages reckless procreation and is a massive transfer of wealth from whites to non-whites.

‘Teaching’ police about hate crimes.

Outspent and outmanned, we ran an uncompromising, feisty campaign on Eurocentric principles.

Some advice.

Siler City becomes Mexico pequeño.